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March 2011

The case for full disclosure of laboratory case files
Fuller version of the opinion article in the February 2011 Journal
Why join the Scottish Family Law Association?
300-strong body increases its profile as an expert resource for public discussions
Above board
Rights of children relating to orders for their keeping in secure accommodation have been held to be ECHR compliant, but have been added to in the new Children’s Hearings (Scotland) Act 2011
Time to be counted
President's message: members have an important decision to make on whether to adopt the Society's new constitution
Taking out rejections
Advice on avoiding the most common causes of rejected applications to the Registers, and on the personal presentment service
https://lawware.co.uk/

In this issue

  • The case for full disclosure of laboratory case files
  • Why join the Scottish Family Law Association?
  • Above board
  • Time to be counted
  • Taking out rejections
  • Updating the constitution
  • Every bit helps
  • Retiring the default age
  • Keeping a grip on cash
  • Watch this space
  • The diehards
  • Win-win ways
  • "Virtual fair" opens for career options
  • Law reform update
  • Society's in-house work under scrutiny
  • Watching over the constitution
  • All aboard life's U-bend
  • Ask Ash
  • Working to advantage
  • Frauds and scams beware
  • Lay help... official
  • Lacuna manufacturing
  • This time it's NOT personal
  • Fairness and trust
  • Pensions: redefining value
  • Sharing the spoils
  • World IP Day 2011 approaches
  • Life v reputation
  • Book reviews
  • ARTL, by degrees
  • Contaminated land - the story continues

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